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From the Editor
“The power of hope is far more energizing than the power of fear.” With these words, John McIlwain, Director of the Climate, Mind, and Behavior symposium at the Garrison Institute, framed a critical...
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle…?
The wrapper sat dejected on the ground, as if lost among the foliage. Faded yellow letters, barely visible against the discolored polypropylene packaging, spelled L-a-y-s. Numerous plastic pouches...
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Settled Science: The Case and Solutions for Anthropogenic Climate Change
2014 was the hottest year on record globally. Even more surprisingly, 2014 was a record year for climate and general environmental policy. In June, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed...
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Be Aware and Beware
Thanks to all, Soon there’ll be no ice on the big ball. North Pole will be home to a lake, Before that, please do awaken. Global Warming has increased because of you, Ice caps remain, but there are...
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Home Sweet Home
When I was younger, my family lived in a house with a giant two-and-a-half-acre lawn that was mostly trees and a creek trickling through the backyard. Being homeschooled, I had a lot of time on my...
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The Earth and Me
I feel very lucky to be part of the Muslim community where I can study how humanity affects the earth, as well as understand my duty towards it. Islam is a religion that teaches duty and...
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God’s Country
Every morning the sun rises from the east and sets in the west. Every night the sky is filled with a billion tiny lights. Even the moonlight shines atop the gleaming lakes. The lakes are surrounded by...
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